Sandra Rossi

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VPN investment defies IT budget squeeze

Promising greater bandwidth to remote locations and speedy return on investment (ROI), one technology that has been immune from tight IT spending is Virtual Private Networks (VPN).

Police, penguin join forces on forensics

Australian federal and state law enforcement agencies have introduced the Linux platform as a new crime fighting tool with the New South Wales state computer crime unit recently installing 40 boxes with triple boot systems.

Cyber-threat more than just a game

In a bid to end scepticism surrounding the threat of a cyber-terrorist attack, Gartner Inc. presented its own

Banks opt for cheap EFTPOS alternative

The upgrading of Australia

Cost controls compel ‘less is more’ IT approach

IT is maturing, shedding the free-spending days of its teenage years and is forcing IT professionals to optimize razor-thin budgets, existing investments and depleted staff.

Australia plans computer forensic standards

Computer forensic standards are being introduced for IT professionals to ensure systems are created with benchmarks to support evidentiary requirements.

IT testing laws leave lawyers laughing

IT managers are rejecting elaborate waivers pushed by IT security vendors for routine penetration testing, but legal concerns have been accelerating since the introduction of the Cybercrime Act

IT’s unemployed find slim pickings on job front

Highly skilled IT professionals make up one of the fastest growing sectors of unemployed people in Australia.

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